He shook his head good-naturedly.
"I am a judge of character, young man," he declared.

"I pride myself upon that accomplishment.

I know very well that in you we have one with brains.

Nevertheless, I do not believe that you would sell my crockery." "It seems easy enough," Norgate observed.
"It may seem easy," Selingman objected, "but it is not.

You have not, I am convinced, the gifts of a salesman.